A pint of particle physics and its daily life applications 🍻 This week, #CERN joined the annual Pint of Science Switzerland, featuring two captivating talks on "Particle Physics: From Collisions to Applications": 🔹 "Blueprints of the Universe – What Particle Physics Reveals" by Clara Nellist 🔹 "A Journey into the Many Applications of Particle Physics Technology in Medicine" by Manuela Cirilli Did you attend this year? Share your favourite moments with us! 👇 | CERN

12K views · 693 reactions | In the future, particles may be accelerated at a far greater speed and energy than in the LHC. All it would take is to have them surfing on plasma waves  | CERN | Facebook

10K views · 523 reactions | Discover the methods and precision instruments used by CERN surveyors in the service of a 27 km giant. Dive with Philippe, a member of the Accelerators, Survey and Geodesy section, into the heart of the sub-millimetre alignment of a radiofrequency cavity in the LHC. | CERN | Facebook

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